Chris LXXIX
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Mine was only an example (the S.subspinipes one) for say that non keepers people (but since forever 24/7 'scared' by sensationalist medias of all kind) reacts very often that way.I disagree. The only way I could consider it even close to right if it was accidental. Keep in mind that it was likely that he knew that it was his son’s escaped pet. That’s like shooting a cat that escaped because they can potentially scratch someone. It would’ve been very easy to alert the person so that they could capture it. I think this was just an attempt to punish.
Yes, we can and should judge in this case because it was just a spiteful thing to do. Unless he accidentally killed it or did it out of a fearful reaction, it is wrong.
This is somewhat false cause here. I don’t disagree with the scenario you state here being more acceptable. The difference is that it is not a centipede with potentially medically significant venom and is obviously the kids pet.
Sure, I'm certain that he (his dad) was aware that said spider on the bathroom floor was his son's missing one, but I'm certain as well that I don't know what that man felt in that particular moment, in his mind... fear, or a fast 'impulsive' reaction triggered by a feeling of fear (even only perceived a bit) as we know, leads to those kind of endings in every day life situations (say the scared armed robber prone to open the fire, while a 'pro' criminal may act more collected and 'cold' in the same situation etc).
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